De consuetudine signo crucis utendi haud invenusta disserit simul que ad actum valedictorium d. XIII calend. Novembr A. R. S. [1766]

De consuetudine signo crucis utendi haud invenusta disserit simul que ad actum valedictorium d. XIII calend. Novembr A. R. S. [1766]

by J. G. Hager

Part of History of religions preservation project -- MN 40301.6.

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